Prachi Kelkar
26, media planner



Each book is a masterpiece. But if I had to pick one, it would be The Deathly Hallows. It ties all the loose ends, weaving a magical tale while teaching incredible lessons. Plus, it has an amazing epilogue that is bittersweet — happy because of the touching end and sad because it is over! Such an intricate, insightful piece of literature is rare to come by.

Shruti Shah
21, student




Although I cannot choose a favourite Harry Potter book, Half-Blood Prince is most special. It gratifies the frustration experienced during reading the previous part, as we start believing Harry, and also introduces a darker tone to the series. The character development is commendable and while the plot is intricately structured; two questions haunt us: What is Voldemort up to? More insistently, whose side is Snape on? Until today, even in marathon rereads, after reading one title, I want to grab the next, except when it’s this one.

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Umang Mohnot
20, jr content associate


After having read the books and watched all films many times, The Order Of The Phoenix is my pick. It reflects a turning point with changes in many characters, especially Harry’s. He turns into a leader and he goes all out to protect Sirius, on a hunch, which is admirable. I liked the idea and drama of the student rebel organisation in Dumbledore’s Army. This book elevated the plot from the first four and set the tone for the final two.